Motor

Abstract

The present invention provides a motor (M) including a case (1) storing an armature (3) having a winding wire (2) wound thereon on the inner circumferential side, in which the case (1) includes an opening part (1a) for inserting a terminal (5) for connecting the winding wire (2) to an external power source, and the terminal (5) is integrated into a resin for forming a cap (6) for air-tightly closing the opening part (1a) by insert molding, with one end (5a) of the terminal (5) being protruded into the case (1) and the other end (5b) of the terminal (5) being protruded out of the case (1).

Description

FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]The present invention relates to improvements of a motor.DESCRIPTION OF THE RELATED ART[0002]Generally, a motor is adapted to be connectable to a power source set outside through a lead wire extending out of a case since it requires supply of current to a winding wire of an armature. Since such a motor involves the risk of penetration of water into the case through the circumference of the lead wire when applied to a device for outdoor use such as an automobile, a waterproof structure must be adapted for this portion to prevent the penetration of water to the inside, although the motor can be safely applied to a device free from internal penetration of water.[0003]As a motor which achieved the waterproof structure, for example, a motor disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-40852 comprises a cylindrical case storing an armature and a magnetic field, a rotor rotatably inserted into the case and protruded outward from one end thereof, a...

AI Technical Summary

Benefits of technology

The present invention aims to provide a motor with an integrated terminal that maintains an airtight state. This helps prevent pressure leakage within the motor and allows for the use of the motor as a pressure vessel. The integration of the terminal into the cap allows for a simple and air-tight closure of the case, reducing the number of parts, workload, and manufacturing costs. The flexibility of the terminal design also contributes to the reduction in motor size.

Problems solved by technology

That is, since the terminal of the winding wire is inserted into the cap in such a conventional motor, the motor cannot be maintained in an internally airtight state, particularly, in a case such that the motor itself is used as a pressure vessel due to high internal pressure of a device to which the motor is installed, and the motor cannot be thus used for a purpose needing the internal air-tightness.

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